Airliner

The tail of a widebody airliner on the apron, seen through the departure-lounge glass: a dark blue fin with a red and white arrow, and a red band down the fuselage.

It stands on the apron beyond a grass strip, framed by the mullions of the departure-lounge window, so the image carries the softness of the glass in front of it.

The tail is a conventional swept fin, tall and dark blue, carrying a red and white arrow or chevron device that runs forward onto the fin root. A red band continues along the upper fuselage.

The fuselage is wide and light grey, and the part of it in frame shows no windows at this resolution. Ground equipment and a second, smaller aircraft sit further along the apron.

How to recognise it

• Tall swept fin in dark blue
• Red and white arrow device on the fin
• Red band along the upper fuselage
• Wide light-grey fuselage
• Seen through the departure-lounge glazing, which softens it

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 19:31.69. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 490 by 221 of it.

What we still do not know

• The name and the operator — the livery is legible as a shape but carries no readable text
• The nose, the wings and the engines, all outside this crop
• Whether it is flyable or apron scenery
• Everything measured